Athens Messenger Publication and Circulation Details
The Athens Messenger announces its 1825 Athens Ohio publishing team and broad regional coverage across five counties. It lists Gordon K. Bush as Publisher and Ornamental Manager with Charles H. Harris as Managing Editor, notes association with major press bodies, and shows subscription rates and mailing terms.
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Frederick W
Athens Messenger Aing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
Eeeth
Ohio
Getting Out of the Rut Reason to Join the Conservation Corps
A readable excerpt contrasts unemployment and despair with the idea of starting fresh through Roosevelt's Conservation Corps. A high school graduate notes lack of work, money, and clothes but finds hope in outdoor work and a chance to reset life, reclaim health, and rejoin society.
Degenerate Democracy and the Crisis of Representation
The author argues democracy weakens as government shifts from representation to party rule. Citing Woodrow Wilson on Cabinet accountability, he warns without unified public support a president cannot govern Congress. The piece notes postwar revolutions in Turkey, Russia, Italy, Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Spain, Japan, and Germany as democracy gives way to dictatorship.
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Henry 8. McKee
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Congress
Hoover
Turkey
Russia
Italy
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Japan
Germany
Trading Contest Mounted As Roosevelt Opens Global Talks
The Roosevelt administration gears up for unprecedented peace time talks with 11,000,000,000 in war debt notes held by the United States. Europe seeks lower tariffs and debt reduction as experts urge a return to the gold standard and reduced import quotas. Disarmament and consultative pledges loom as major negotiating points.
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Roosevelt
Europe
United States
London
Asia
Great Britain
France
Italy
South America
Atlantic
America
State Hull
Hoover
Wise parents let children face life not shelter them
Dorothy Dix argues that overprotective parenting robs children of resilience. She contends hardship builds courage, work ethic, and wisdom, while wealth and pampering prevent real understanding of life’s value. The moral: give children strength to meet life’s storms.
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Heaven
Father's Night at Training School PT A lively PTA program and sing
A Training School Parent Teacher meeting titled Father s Night drew large attendance with Mrs Clarence Roach presiding and Mr T W Craig coordinating the program The city soprano Mrs Frank X Rauch performed a group of songs The second grade earned the attendance pennant Miss Amy Weiher led the grade as critic teacher The Halliday Cline couple returned from Fort Lauderdale visiting Mammoth Cave en route home
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Clarence Roach
T. W. Craig
Frank X. Rauch
Amy Weiher
Ohio tops Kenyon 5 4 in tense ninth inning finish
Ohio won with four runs in the bottom of the ninth and Kenyon faded as the game ended with two out. Schaefffer pitched well for Onto. The rest of the article notes a local dance class reception, T. H. E. Club initiations, a home party for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenzel, and Gordon K. Bushs tenth birthday celebration at Beechwood.
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Ohio
Kenyon College
Kenyon
Schaefffer
Onto
T. H. E. Club
William Fenzel
Fred Fenzel
Gordon K. Bush
Beechwood
First year of marriage tests nerves say Eng- Nah expert
The report notes that the first year of married life is particularly trying on nerves before the couple settles into family routines. Other items include glow in the dark hair dyes from a London hairdresser and discussions on Argentina’s Roman Catholic president requirement.
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London
Explaining Yesterday's Cartoon About a Debreczen Beggar
The cartoon depicts Josef Ballo a 50 year old beggar from Debreczen Hungary who lost a leg in a railroad accident. The Debreczen District Court in November 1932 rejected his damages suit arguing the accident made him a more worthy object of charity. The strip previews Tomorrow Nature's Cross.
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Josef Ballo
Debreczen
Hungary
District Court of
Many Birth Injuries Injure Thousands of Children
Dr Morris Fishbein notes about 60 000 crippled children in the United States result from brain injuries at birth and calls for early diagnosis and re education. He cites progress from orthopedic methods and warns rural areas lack adequate centers and long term care is costly.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Mygela
The
Health Magazine
United States
Phelps
Not One-Sided Marriage Life Says Olive Roberts Barton
A defense of fathers and a call for balance in marriage contrasts working mothers fatigue with husbands’ work pressures. The author shares personal insight from early marriage, highlighting sacrifices, misconceptions, and the need for mutual understanding between spouses.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Steeil
From Convicts to Congress Two Minnesota men rise
Convict No 34163 becomes Congressman Francis H Shoemaker of Minnesota and Convict No 38155 becomes his secretary Owen M Lamb after election. Both met on a Leavenworth to prison train, Lamb helped Shoemaker study prisoner cases, and Shoemaker credits Lamb with bank and economic knowledge. Shoemaker supports inflationary policy and has a history as a radical editor.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
Leavenworth Penitentiary
House of Representatives
Francis H. Shoemaker
Minnesota
Owen M. Lamb
Shoemaker
Lamb
Farmer-Labor
House
Washington
France
University of North Dakota
Republican Machine
August H. Anderson
Organized Farmer
Power Trust
Leavenworth
Moorehead Bank
Dilworth Bank
Long Beach Earthquake Reflections and Reconstruction Hopes
An interview from Long Beach on April 19 describes residents' attitudes after the quake, with optimism about returning, strong rebuilding momentum, and a shift from depression to activity. Officials cite 90 total deaths districtwide, massive debris removal, and plans for safer, earthquake resistant buildings amid ongoing school and church repairs.
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Ohio
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Board of Educa
Nellie Inboden Rites Held for Weiser Resident
Nellie Boden Inboden, 64, died after a brief illness at 3 o clock. She was a resident of the Weiser home. Funeral services were Monday afternoon at Home Cemetery with Rev. Weiser officiating.
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Acarthur
April Boden
Home
Home Cemetery
the Weiser
Notable nativity reshapes hopes for Hal screen actor
The piece hints at a notable birthday linked to Hal, a screen actor, with remarks on influence and public aid. It suggests a decisive advance in ambitions and cautions about finances and authority, reflecting a speculative, period tone.
Monroe Doctrine Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle List
Puzzle fills a crossword style grid with clues across and down noting terms like tax hard money and various thematic entries. The page lists numbered clues including writers mark vehement legal dissolutions and moral seer roles along with military pay satire and civic terms.
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